Hard Times: And Reprinted Pieces 1
Hard Times: And Reprinted Pieces 1
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Besides being a rough handling of his wounded mind, it seemed to as- sume that he really was the self-interested deserter he had been called.
" What were it, sir," said Stephen, " as yo were pleased to want wi' me ? " "Why, I have told you," returned Bounderby. "Speak HABD TIMES. 195 up like a man, since you are a man, and tell us about yourself and this Combination." "Wi* yor pardon, sir," said Stephen Blackpool, "I ha' nowt to sen about it" Mr. Bounderby, who was always more or less like a Wi...nd, finding something in his way here, began to blow at it directly.
" Now, look here, Harthouse," said he, u here's a speci- men of 'em. When this man was here once before, I warned this man against the mischievous strangers who are always about — and who ought to be hanged wherever they are found — and I told this man that he was going in the wrong direction. Now, would you believe it, that although they have put this mark upon him, he is such a slave to them still, that he's afraid to open his lips about them?" " I sed as I had nowt to sen, sir ; not as I was fearfo* o' openin' my lips." " You said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides being a rough handling of his wounded mind, it seemed to as- sume that he really was the self-interested deserter he had been called.
" What were it, sir," said Stephen, " as yo were pleased to want wi' me ? " "Why, I have told you," returned Bounderby. "Speak HABD TIMES. 195 up like a man, since you are a man, and tell us about yourself and this Combination." "Wi* yor pardon, sir," said Stephen Blackpool, "I ha' nowt to sen about it" Mr. Bounderby, who was always more or less like a Wi...nd, finding something in his way here, began to blow at it directly.
" Now, look here, Harthouse," said he, u here's a speci- men of 'em. When this man was here once before, I warned this man against the mischievous strangers who are always about — and who ought to be hanged wherever they are found — and I told this man that he was going in the wrong direction. Now, would you believe it, that although they have put this mark upon him, he is such a slave to them still, that he's afraid to open his lips about them?" " I sed as I had nowt to sen, sir ; not as I was fearfo* o' openin' my lips." " You said.
What to read after Hard Times: And Reprinted Pieces 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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